BullyingURL of this page: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/bullying.html
Bullying is when a person or group repeatedly tries to harm someone who is weaker or who they think is weaker. Sometimes it involves direct attacks such as hitting, name calling, teasing or taunting. Sometimes it is indirect, such as spreading rumors or trying to make others reject someone.
Often people dismiss bullying among kids as a normal part of growing up. But bullying is harmful. It can lead children and teenagers to feel tense and afraid. It may lead them to avoid school. In severe cases, teens who are bullied may feel they need to take drastic measures or react violently. Others even consider suicide. For some, the effects of bullying last a lifetime.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention


External Resources for Bullying

Anti Bullying Program - Jim Jordan
Kid Power
Teen's Against Bullying
Stop Bullying
Olweus Bullying Information Page
Safe School Program
Not in Our Town
Anti-Bullying Network
Pacer Center's Kids Against Bullying
Education World's Theme Page for Anti-Bullying



Give Respect = Get Respect
Speak Up!!!
We earn our freedom. - Authority plus Responsibility. - Integrity - Trustworthy. - Respect. What you do reflects on you. - Fire analogy – Igniter/bully, Fuel/victim, Oxygen/bystanders. We take away the oxygen when we speak up. - Complacent. Complicit. - Tattle tale or Telling. - Snitch/ Rat. Bully words to keep the bystanders complacent. - Speak up. Confidentiality. Jim Jordan, Motivational Speaker/ Author www.Reportbullying.com info@reportbullying.com